After decades of trying to make the shift, Regulation E-Delivery aims to end the opt-in requirement for receiving electronic investor information.
The Taping Rule is applies only to member firms with a significant number of registered persons that previously worked for firms that have been expelled from FINRA membership or have had their registrations revoked for inappropriate sales practices.
Firms that become subject to these requirements are called “taping firms.”
Taping firms must establish, enforce and maintain special written supervisory procedures, tape record conversations for a period of three years, at a minimum, and review those recordings for compliance purposes.
After decades of trying to make the shift, Regulation E-Delivery aims to end the opt-in requirement for receiving electronic investor information.
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FINRA has advanced two major proposals amending the rule on communications with the public, articulating a risk-based framework for communication review.
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The changes would allow more retakes within a shorter span of time.
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Disciplinary decisions issued June 12 – 26, 2026.
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